The Widow is very timely as the first episode is set just after the clocks have gone forward. Okay, so on the day the episode is broadcast – April 8th, it’s over a week after this happened, but I actually saw this episode the day the clocks changed. Spooky! Anyhoo, Georgia Wells has lived a […]
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Back is the sort of thing I like in TV and films – when actors/writers, who have brought you something you’ve enjoyed, get back together for something new. You know they can’t retread old ground with their best-known work, so the answer is for the same people to do something new. Okay, so both David […]
Posted in Reviews, TV Series Tags: Back, Ben Palmer, Caius Luckyn-Malone, David Mitchell, Emily Lloyd-Saini, Geoffrey McGivern, Jessica Gunning, Kate Daughton, Louise Brealey, Matthew Holness, Michael Wildman, Oli Julian, Oliver Maltman, Olivia Poulet, Penny Downie, Robert Webb, Sebastian Patterson, Simon Blackwell, Tony Gardner No Comments »Victor Frankenstein tells the tale from the stance of Igor Strausman (Daniel Radcliffe), with James McAvoy as the titular character, where the radical scientist and his equally brilliant protégé share a noble vision of aiding humanity through their groundbreaking research into immortality. However, Victor’s experiments go too far and his obsession has horrifying consequences. Only […]
Sherlock only ever runs for three episodes a series and so, after the first one airing on New Year’s Day before quickly moving to Sunday nights, the last episode, His Last Vow, airs this weekend, and a case of stolen letters leads Sherlock Holmes into conflict with Charles Augustus Magnussen. The episode of written by […]
Sherlock moves to Sunday nights from this week for the remaining episodes in Series 3, and Episode 2, The Sign of Three, sees the man facing his biggest challenge of all…. delivering a best man’s speech on John’s wedding day! The episode of written by Steve Thompson, it’s directed by Colm McCarthy and stars Benedict […]
